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SOCIETY
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23.
I.S.A. Members Dance Tonigh
Match Lip And Finger Tip Colors
Lipsticks and finger nail-polish are keeping company these days. Cosmeticians have decreed that the two must match, or at least harmonize.
One famous house set out to help women who are in a dilemma over trying to find nail-polish to match their favorite lipstick. After months of research they have worked out a chart giving four or five harmonizing or identical lipsticks for a whole range of nail-polish shades. Another company solves the problem by offering matching lipstick and nail-polish in a neat kit.
Cosmetic and couture houses are working hand in hand this season to produce make up to match the new spring colors. Hot Pink is the newest color for gloves; therefore a cosmetic house offers an animated shade called Hot Pink for lips and nails.
"Hot Pink" Popular
Judging by the number on the market, lipsticks are apparently the biggest selling item in the business. Each week a new one is brought out and women snap them up with the zeal of true collectors.
Application An Art
Just as the smart woman collects lipsticks, so she knows how to apply them. She knows that if the lipstick is light, her lip outline must be exaggeratedly clear. The sprawling, spring bow mouth is disappearing and the thinner, more normal lip is returning to favor.
If your lips and nails match your costume and are the right shade for you, you are off to a good start on the Spring Hit Parade.
Library Staff Holds Dinner
Thirty-one staff members of University libraries were present at an informal dinner held last night at the Evans Hearth. There was no organized program.
Miss Lauretta Trickey, chairman of the program committee, said today that the dinner featured George Washington's birthday. The atmosphere of a holiday was enhanced by decorations of a cherry tree and hatchets.
Professor John Ise of K.U. will speak to the Christian church young people at their Forum hour on Sunday evening. The Forum program will be held at the Church at 6:30 with Leroy Covey, c'41, president, presiding. A social hour is scheduled for the group at 5:30 with a light lunch served at 6 o'clock.
Guests included Mrs. C. M. Baker and Chancellor and Mrs. Deane W. Malott.
Be wise, Advertise!
Ise to Speak at Church Forum
The Easter Parade, this spring, will feature a variety of three-piece suits. Their increasing popularity among co-eds proves their practicability.
Wanted: Glamour---
Crafton Seeks Talent For University Movie
Have you always thought that the only thing between you and possible fame was a screen test? If so, now's your time to take that test. "Come to Fraser theater at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon if you are interested," announced Allen Crafton, head of the department of speech and dramatic arts. "We are particularly interested in*
"We are particularly interested in persons who photograph well and who can walk gracefully," said Director Crafton.
lege careers from the time they leave home until they are graduated. The film will include scenes in rooming houses, fraternity and sorority houses, and Corbin hall; activity scenes such as football games a
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Under the direction of Professor Crafton, the University will make a film depicting University life. It will feature 12 people in their col-
Wesley Group in Party; Sigma Nu Tomorrow Nigh
By Virginia Gray, c'41 Kansan Society Editor
New members of the I.S.A. will be guests of honor at a day tonight in the Kansas room of the Memorial Student U. building. The purpose of the dance is to get the new member acquainted with each other and to finish organizing all of the districts. The Sadie Hawkins idea will be carried out at the West Foundation leap year party at the Methodist church tonight
Sigma Nu's will gather Saturday night for their annual rickety party. The rest of the organized houses will fill the we end with initiations.
Beta Theta Pi held institution today for Fred Eberhard, c'42; Nation Meyer, c'43; Dick Chubb, c'43; Harlan Altman, c'43; Bill Cavert, c'43; Spencer Burtis, c'43; Tom Lillard, c'43; Frank Arnold, c'43; Vance Hall, c'43; Bud Morris, c'43; Don Johnson, c'43; Bill Pendleton, c'43; Bill Cole, c'43; Stuart Bunn, e'41; Herbert Virden, c'43; and Charles Ray, c'43.
Gamma Phi Beta and Sigma Kappa sororities held an exchange dinner last night.
Campus House, 1245 Oread, entertained 1406 Tennessee with an hour dance last night.
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority had its annual scholarship banquet last night at the chapter house. Place cards were black paper slides inscribed with each girl's grade point average. Bright colored paper dunce caps were favors. Jean O'Hara, c'42; Betty Bell, c'41; Betty Wyatt, c'41; and Betty Ann Yankee, b'40; entertained with a skit.
Dinner guests last night at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity were Cedric Moorhead, b'41; Jim Elly; and Chuck Elliott, c'43.
Phi Gamma Delta will initiate the following men Sunday:
Acacia fraternity announces the pledging of Charles Neerman, c'43.
Arthur Black, c'43; Bob Shears, c'42; Paul Diegel, c'42; Larry McSpadden, c'43; John Scott Hookins, c'43; Bob Orr, c'42; Robert Kirk, c'43; Paul Thayer, e'42 and David McCarty, c'43.
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Fijis and Psi's Exchanqe Guest
Unable to hold their tradition Jeffersonian Duad because of a fictional dates, the Phi Gamma D and Phi Kappa Psi fraternities changed dinner guests last n. These two groups both were four at Washington and Jefferson university and the Duad was one of oldest joint fraternity dances.
Phi Gams who ate at the Kappa Psi house were: Paul Yar b'41; Dean Ritchie, e'40; Bob K c'43; Bob Patterson, c'43; Bob Wi b'40; Bob Lewis, c'42; Bill Saund c'42; James Boyd, c'42; David Carty, c'43; Emmett Hook, c'42; Buck, c'4un; Don Nigg, e'43; Se Knox, c'43; Bill McElhenney, ' William Buzick, c'42; Bob Sh c'40; Frank Norton, c'4k; Linn, c'40; and Howard Robb
The Phi Psi who were
tainted at the Phi Gamma Delta
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